Explore the atmospheric pine woods on an easy-going trail around Glenmore’s National Outdoor Centre.
Look out for some small headstones by the path near the lodge, which mark the graves of dogs buried here a century ago by the Dennistoun family. The family ran a shipping business in Glasgow and loved staying in Glenmore on shooting parties.
If the forest works its magic and you’d like to see bit more, follow the blue markers up the glen when you meet the Ryvoan Trail until you reach the sheltered beauty spot of Lochan Uaine (The Green Lochan). Going there and back will add 1½ miles / 2.4 km onto the trip.
2 ½ miles / 3.9 km
Allow 1 ½ hours
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Ancient pine trees, dragonflies and wood ants
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The essential starting point for your visit to Glenmore
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Watersports and walking at the highest beach in Britain
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